This popular saltwater boat ramp, built in the early 1970s, provides access to Apalachee Bay and features a split ramp design allowing multiple boats to launch simultaneously, a floating dock for loading passengers and supplies, and parking capacity for approximately 90 boat trailers.

The ramp is maintained at shallow depths to prevent large motors and prop scarring of seagrass beds, though users should exercise caution to avoid dropping trailer wheels into a deep hole at the ramp's end. Located at the St.

Marks Lighthouse area within the refuge, the ramp serves as a primary access point for fishing, paddling, and exploring the scenic St. Marks River and surrounding wildlife refuge waters.